Androgenetic Alopecia | Causes | Signs & Symptoms | Diagnosis | Treatment

Get UP TO 50% OFF* on PRP Hair Treatment At Oliva Clinics. What is androgenetic alopecia? Androgenetic alopecia refers to gradual hair loss that may occur due to internal, external, or a combination of both factors. It usually starts as partial hair loss and often leads to complete baldness, if left untreated. Androgenetic alopecia is the most common cause of hair loss in both men and women which accounts for over 50% of hair loss in them. As per the research, this condition affects more than 55% of men in India primarily in the age group of 30 to 50 years. What are the main causes of androgenetic alopecia? Primary causes of this hair loss in both men and women include -  Hereditary reasons  Hormonal imbalance during pregnancy and menopause  Acute mental stress  Physical trauma  High levels of DHT  Side effects of medications such as birth control pills and cholesterol-lowering medicines  Dehydration  Lack of nutrients in the body  Any chronic illness  Medical conditions affecting the scalp What are the signs and symptoms of androgenetic alopecia?  Excessive hair loss - more than 100 strands a day  Temple hair loss  Thinning of hair from the crown area  Appearance of bald patches  Receding hairline that resembles the letter M  Hair loss accompanied with fungal infection with itching What causes Androgenetic alopecia? One of the most common causes of Androgenetic alopecia is a family history of baldness. Sex hormones called androgens are also associated with this hair loss condition. Due to the activity of DHT, the hair growth cycle gets affected. The growth cycle affects the hair follicles and they start to shrink. It results in finer hair growth. Gradually, the hair stops growing altogether and no new hair grows in the places where hair follicles got affected. In women, the effect of DHT is still unknown. They usually start losing hair during menopause. IT usually starts as reduced hair density, widening of parting and thinning of hair from the crown area. Diagnosis of Androgenetic alopecia The dermato-trichologist will undergo a suitable physical examination to diagnose androgenetic alopecia. Often, the doctor will recommend a biopsy to ascertain the cause of severe hair loss. There is no permanent cure for androgenetic alopecia. Early diagnosis can help address and prevent future hair loss. How is Androgenetic Alopecia treated? The treatment of Androgenetic alopecia starts by ascertaining the severity and cause of hair loss. The doctor may recommend topical medications like Minoxidil for moderate hair loss. Oral medications such as Finasteride and nutritional supplements can be suggested in combination or as a standalone treatment for hair loss. To treat severe hair loss, the doctor may recommend advanced PRP treatment or hair transplantation. Platelet-rich plasma treatment is a non-invasive and safe treatment to reverse hair loss and grow 100% natural hair without any side effects. Are you suffering from continuous hair loss and looking for a holistic solution? Reverse hair loss and regain natural hair with advanced hair loss solutions at Oliva Skin and Hair Clinic. ✅Click here: https://bit.ly/3zN3oX5 or 📞 8377950960 for more information✅